BLIND-SIDED: MICHAEL OHER SUES THE TUOHYS FOR DECEIVING HIM INTO A CONSERVATORSHIP »
By: Connor Waas
It would be difficult to find someone who has neither seen nor heard of the heartwarming story depicted in the …
Looking at Potential Legal Moves in the Mel Tucker vs. Michigan State Wrongful Termination Lawsuit »
By: Zach Anne
Amid an incredibly successful 2021 campaign for the Michigan State Spartans football team, the University decided to invest heavily in …
Real World Repercussions for SEC Head Football Coach »
By: Trey Frye
As the college football season begins, the University of Mississippi is making headlines for more than on-field performance and expectations. …
Stars in (Re)Alignment: The Legal Implications of the NCAA’s Drastic Conference Landscape Change »
By: Brock Steinke
It is no secret that the five major conferences in Division I of the NCAA generate the largest amount of …
COLLEGIATE ATHLETES, NIL AND THE COLLECTIVE CONTROVERSY »
By: Shayna Stuart*
*Shayna Stuart is an attorney at Richards & Moskowitz, PLC, was the 2017-2018 Notes and Comments Editor for SELJ, …
A Jab for your Job: Washington State Terminates Football Coach Nick Rolovich for Failure to get Vaccinated for COVID-19 »
By: Alex Kirby
The former head coach for Washington State University’s football team, Nick Rolovich, was terminated on October 18, 2021 for failing …
Effective Political Expression By Sports Organizations: A Cursory Analysis on the Reactions to North Carolina’s Bathroom Law House Bill 2 »
By: Tim Lauxman
Roughly $180 million.[1] That’s a (rough) estimate of economic loss from sporting events being canceled or moved from …
NCAA Bylaw Modification Allows High School Baseball Draftees to Hire Sports Agents »
By: Landon Morgan
In December 2013, the Sports & Entertainment Journal published James F. Reid’s student-written article, where he discussed a much needed …
Recognizing Head Injuries in Football & Concussion Litigation »
As research on TBI’s have become more prevalent, it has created difficult discussion among fans about football’s long term effect on player health, the player’s assumption of risk, and consideration of their multi-million dollar contract or sponsorship(s). - Read more...
The Lucrative Business of Athletic Apparel Agreements »
Over the past decade, athletic apparel partnerships between intercollegiate athletic programs and athletic apparel providers have become increasingly lucrative. In 2015, several major National Collegiate Athletic Association (“NCAA”) Division I programs entered into lengthy agreements with athletic apparel companies. In the Power Five autonomy era looming in NCAA athletics, much remains to be seen regarding player compensation, and the potential impact it may have on endorsement agreements between universities and apparel providers. - Read more...
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